OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman wants to spend trillions of dollars on artificial intelligence services.

The brain chip company that has drawn interest from Sam Altman and his artificial intelligence business OpenAI is exploring the idea of genetically altering brain cells to make better implants. The company,

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says he believes young people starting their careers nowadays have a “huge advantage,” despite concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) changing the job market

Altman explained that today’s 25-year-old can achieve what once required decades of experience or entire teams. Whether it is coding, media creation or building a company, tools like OpenAI’s GPT-5 can act as a co-founder,

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman hopes that the increased resources and time created by AGI, when it comes, will create better conditions for larger families.

When Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath asked Altman to picture the life of a 25-year-old in Mumbai or Bengaluru, the OpenAI CEO termed the generation a once-in-history opportunity.

Artificial Intelligence is changing jobs. Sam Altman thinks space jobs will be common by 2035. College grads could explore space. AI helps automate ta

Despite predicting superhuman AI in the near future, Altman said he doesn’t expect this to strip humans of agency. Even if AI provides better answers or makes accurate predictions, he believes people will still feel in control — as long as they’re the ones setting the goals and making final decisions.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said AI has created the most "intense talent market" he's ever seen. But, he said, just chasing "shiny names" is a mistake.

CEO Sam Altman cautions against neglecting older workers amid AI advancements, highlighting divergent views from tech leaders.